Nah, that kind of make up is easy. Just apply a lot of lipstick and blusher, and when you think you have more than enough, add one more layer A lot of kohl and eyeshadow also never hurt anyone I think I should head to bed so that I'd wake up before afternoon for once. Goodnight, see you later
I remember that avatar very well I even keep it in my Lit Net Avatar All-Time Hall of Fame A larger version would be very much useful for makeup purposes
Yes, do that If you need any make-up tips, just look at the photo of me from Fame musical. Remember the one with lots and lots of blusher? I think you even had it as an avatar for a moment during the steal an avatar week (it's on the page 36 of your visitor messages)
That sounds as something I should do. It could help me solve my miserable stage shyness
Once you've went shopping for some food wearing heavy stage make-up and a wireless michrophone on your head it's easier to forget the audience
I can understand that feeling. I think I often contain myself too much. At least, you have experienced the felling of freeing yourself no matter the public , surely because of your direct exposition to art, which gives you the courage, and which I don't actually have
I think I've embarrased myself in front of everyone already, so a little more cannot hurt Okay, seriously, I sometimes think about what others might think a bit too much. But then there are days when I'm either so happy or so miserable that I couldn't care less
Totally agreed I often make faces to make my parents laugh, but my parents are used to me doing it I don't have the courage to make faces in front of unknown people I'd feel so ridiculous
Good singer or not, people don't usually burst into song in a shop or on a street But hey, life is too short to worry about what other people might think
I bet you have a great voice I can't imagine how a choir leader can embarrass herself by singing in public, but if you insist
